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We’re back! After a brief tribute to the late Murray Melvin, Podtor Whocast returns to talk Donna’s noble return, whether the Adipose could’ve actually maybe gotten away with it if they’d just asked nicely, and uh, Austin Powers. Groovy baby, it’s Partners in Crime!
On Monday the 8th of May, the world will be changed forever, i guess. Podtor Whocast is back, baby! Tune in this Monday for the first of many thrilling episodes about Doctor Who and his friend Donna Noble!
Kenny and Ben return from another hiatus (that will not be addressed on air for a few weeks) with the February-recorded Best Villain 2016! The […]
New guest Allie (@allie_lingren) joined us to chat about death in S06E10 “Tithonus”. We get a great Scully story with her patented belief/non-belief, Mulder’s extreme boredom and lack of enrichment, the parallels of this episode with “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose” and the final answer on whether Scully is immortal.
Tune in next time when we watch S06E14 “Monday” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
We talked S06E08 “The Rain King” with returning guest RocÃo. We talk about the funny/odd vibes of early season 6, loser Mulder, the fan fic type fun of the plot, and all things weird Midwestern weather. We discuss Holman’s character 90s vibe compared to how that character works today and laugh a lot, to be honest.
Tune in next week when we talk S06E10 “Tithonus” with a guest and follow us @condensedtruth!
The Podtor Whostcasts (trying something new) are back (not trying that Whostcasts things anymore it’s hard to say) and you know what that means – podcasts! Coming soon, Podtor Whocast Season 4. Hear some sneak previews of some great episodes in this first exclusive trailer.
Christmas in March as Kevin (@droneymitchell) joins us to celebrate Christmas with S06E06 “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas”. We have a cheap set and two very special guest stars with Ed Asner and Lily Tomlin. Mulder and Scully are up to their usual co-dependent ways as they spend Christmas Eve in a haunted mansion being psychoanalyzed by ghosts.
Tune in next time when we watch S06E08 “The Rain King” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
In this supersized episode, Kenny and Ben are joined by their friend Andy for a look at Best Villain 2015 with both iconic and unexpected nominees. Meryl Streep won this one for her role as The Witch in Into the Woods, but was she really better than the villains of 22 Jump Street, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Gone Girl and Whiplash? The boys discuss it at length while also talking about adaptation changes and eclectic structures, Ice Cube’s death glare, the Quicksilver superspeed montage, the cool girl speech, if Whiplash understands that J.K. Simmons is the villain or not and much much more. It’s a real corker of an episode so buckle in for a wild ride!
Tori (@torlinnea) returns again to chat S06E03 “Triangle”. We talk this fun and silly masterpiece that features lots of long continuous shots and what it took to make that happen. Shelby presents her argument as to why this episode is Chris Carter’s best work on the show and we talk miscellaneous topics towards the end.
Tune in next time when we watch S06E03 “Triangle” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
Kenny and Ben take on one of the most eclectic groups of Best Villain nominees of the decade led by Mila Kunis, who won for her performance in Oz The Great and Powerful. Sure, Oz the Great and Powerful is a great movie and everyone can agree with this but is Kunis really better than the villains of Captain Phillips, Star Trek Into Darkness, Twelve Years A Slave and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. The boys get into it while also discussing how James Franco is also good in Oz, how little of Captain Phillips is actually set on the boat, the bungled attempt to hide Khan, the ethics of nominating a movie as serious as 12 Years A Slave for Best Villain, recurring features across the movies, and much more! It’s a very normal episode with very normal takes that won’t be controversial in the slightest!
